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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a sled related entry with names or codes, lacking clear context or dates. Readable terms include aliog and alax alongside scattered abbreviations, but no coherent event, place, or participants emerge for a concise summary.
New York reports raise grounds to overturn the Becker murder verdict. Juror Kamuel Hi Muay is cited as having connections and possible knowledge about juror conduct during the trial. Court attendants deny the claims and say there is no record of juror contact or home visits connected to the case.
A tall, dark haired man sought by the district attorney for arson plans to surrender after a night of alleged involvement in an arson ring. Police say the suspect, identified as a former court clerk, told reporters he will turn himself in at 10 o'clock tomorrow and asked a friend to verify the legality of the move with the district attorney.
London county council proposes selling a parcel of ground at Charing Crowe to Anite Anca company for $1000 per square foot. The sale notice cites location London and date June 20 with the municipality handling the transaction.
A fatal rail accident near Hore Hi Oy Wag in Adama district kills prominent farmer G. J. Jonon and injures others. Witnesses report a buggy with curtains down and a misreading of the crossing signals as the train approached. The victim, 50, was identified by son Prank Jones a veterinarian who arrived as authorities gathered for the inquest.
A Ford touring car owned by landlord Walden of Mayville House narrowly escaped tragedy on Portney Road when an explosion ruptured the radiator. Passengers L.T. and another man leaped from the vehicle as flames began, and one man faced a claim of sixty dollars for damages as the car was totally destroyed.
Corning New York reports the case of Geo. C. Bayless president of Buytens Pulp & Paper Austin contends that a dam break in September caused eighty deaths and millions in damage. The trial was continued to May term, with witnesses and court actions noted though details are garbled.
A vintage ad touts Don’s Kidney Pills as a fast proven remedy for kidney complaints and backache. It cites D J Smith of Corry Pennsylvania praising long use and prompt relief, with Fonter Milburn Co of Buffalo as producers and a reminder to buy only the genuine Bruton product.
New York harbor sailors, led by the Atlanta squadron, raised a large shipboard collection for Miss Gould. Officers from every ship joined in sending a gold loving cup and a donation totaling between two and three thousand dollars to Delaware’s paymaster. The gesture honors Miss Gould for her support of Navy personnel and the service’s morale.
The Forty ninth wedding event at Fort William brings railroad workers from Ports Jay to Buffalo to collect memorial contributions for Miss Helen Gould. Workers along the line from Maine to Buffalo prepare cards inspired by a national railroad men movement. Average gift noted as ten cents as cards are distributed through Y M C A headquarters.
Achaic report notes a strong gale forcing the Lom tung wud to pause near New York and delaying the Carmana destined for New York. The ship waited and the harbor entry was guarded by Irish forces as of January 1.
The Chauulotn River rose steadily through the year end and Sunday, reaching record January heights. Water stood three inches above usual marks near Newt landing, prompting fears some meters may shut down as colder weather ends the rise and forecasts call for longer spell of dry, cool conditions.
A local effort to organize Boy Scout chapters expands across BloneharG and Sandy while Father J. C. Mears and church leaders advocate youth development. Legal and civic groups collaborate to extend activities, with multiple chapters forming and more units expected as the movement spreads in Oil Gite and surrounding areas.
Meadville June 17 Business men of Meadville press Adams Express to reconsider its decision to leave the city A. L. Jack Wan president stated at the Adams office Friday that no new comment can be given about last Saturday's story which quoted Wan saying the company might not remain unless it could oversee the entire Northwestern system
Advertises Pape Diapspain as the largest selling stomach regulator. Claims to relieve gas sour stomach indigestion heartburn and bloating quickly with a 50 cent bottle promising a money back guarantee. Uses bold language praising safety and usefulness for daily symptoms.
Port Said dated January 20 reports the Turkish warship Hamidich arriving after a run with two small arms injuries. One small anchor and another item are damaged. The Tukilah warship was undamaged except for one loss. The vessel is now coaling and provisioning at port.
Warren County primaries near with Republicans seeking to reclaim control after Progressive gains. George A. DeForest and Karl Krantz emerge as Progressive sheriff and district attorney contenders, while incumbent Francis J. Lyons seeks renomination for district attorney. Democrats yet to declare candidates as party lines tighten amid a tangled political battle.
Dr. Andryw McKelvey offers chiropractic care at 20 W. Smith Street claiming relief for appendicitis asthma indigestion deafness female troubles and various spinal and nerve issues. The ad presents a broad list of conditions as curable through chiropractic methods.
An advertising note touts Porina Chicken Chowder as the greatest epe producing feed in the country. It urges readers to order a 25e Checkerboard bag today.
In 1914 a sixfold assortment of Excelsior Maries appeals to readers seeking compact pocket editions. The Line a Day Books gain popularity for yearlong use, offering Hurly style comparisons of the era. Come in and see them.
A misspelled advertorial urges women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousness headaches and fatigue claiming it as the safest remedy. The message promises relief and mentions thousands of other women who have benefited.
Readable items list prices and assorted groceries including raisins, macaroni, gum, crackers, shortening, flour, coffee, tea and washing powder. Counts, deals, and package sizes show weekly sale details with multiple brands and quantities highlighted.
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